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Revealing mistake: Robin Williams is working on Bannister's rememory, scanning newspaper articles. Under the first headline, "Bannister Eyes Future," the copy reads, "Whoever wrote these headlines had as much fun as I did setting them in type and formatting them into newspaper articles. But then, this sort of headline appears in the paper regularly, so maybe we all just want to have fun. Fun: such a precious commodity these days."

Continuity mistake: When Alan Hakman talks to the young girl Isabel and she gives her speech about how great her dad is, she is looking directly at him. At the end, when Fletcher is viewing the scene through Alan's eyes, Isabel gives the entire speech while looking down at the floor.

Deliberate mistake: In the last shot of the movie, Alan Hackman looks at himself in a mirror through his own eyes. But when he looks away and runs off, the camera keeps watching the empty mirror in stead of watching what he sees. (01:26:25)

Delila: There's no place for me with you. You haven't even made room for yourself. You have to separate yourself from that machine.

Fletcher: It's a strange profession you have, isn't it, Alan? You take people's lives, make lies out of them.Alan Hakman: It's been a long time, Fletcher.Fletcher: Eight years.Alan Hakman: Well, I don't have time to catch up right now.Fletcher: How can you handle it, Alan? People sleeping and shitting... people stealing from each other... manipulating each other. The obscenity.Alan Hakman: I can't talk, I'm working.

Delila: Why are you here? You know it doesn't work between us.Alan Hakman: I can change.Delila: You can't change. You're a man of marble.Alan Hakman: I still have some of your things. You want me to drop them off?Delila: Keep them as souvenirs.Alan Hakman: You wanna come by and pick them up?

Chosen answer:The movie provides no answer as to why the device was named "ZOE." However, one should note the word "Zoe" is actually a greek word for "life." Since the ZOE implant records someone's life, this sounds like the most logical answer to why it was named ZOE. On a side note: The first device to display moving images was called the "Zoetrope", the similar name could have had further influence as to why this implant was named ZOE.

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